FACT SHEET: What’s the big deal about Google Maps and the West Philippine Sea?
News outlets and netizens noted on April 14 that Google Maps had more prominently labeled and displayed the West Philippine Sea (WPS) on its site.
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FACT CHECK: Blogger falsely claims PH uses water cannons in WPS
Blogger Mark Lopez falsely claimed during a House tri-committee hearing that the Philippines “also uses” water cannons in defending its sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea.
FACT CHECK: Ang papel ng Murillo Velarde map sa 2016 arbitral award KAILANGAN NG KONTEKSTO
Ang pahayag ni Mel Velarde sa papel ng 1734 Murillo Velarde map sa pagpapatibay ng soberanya ng Pilipinas sa West Philippine Sea ay nangangailangan ng konteksto.
FACT SHEET: Ang kailangan mong malaman sa 2 bagong maritime laws ng Pilipinas
Gaano kahalaga ang pagpasa ng Philippine Maritime Zones Act at Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act? Narito ang apat na bagay na kailangan mong malaman.
FACT SHEET: What you need to know about the 2 newly inked PH maritime laws
How crucial is the passage of the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and the Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act? Here are four things you need to know.
8 years after Philippine Arbitral Court victory over China
Protesters made their messages clear as they waved Philippine flags during a gathering to mark the 8th anniversary of the Philippines' arbitral award.
Team Philippines sa The Hague: Sa Manlulupig, ‘Di Pasisiil
Gugunitain ngayong Hulyo 12 ang ikawalong anibersaryo ng pagkapanalo ng Pilipinas laban sa China sa arbitral ruling sa The Hague noong 2016.
FACT CHECK: MISLEADING post about UK carrier strike group appears on FB
A Facebook page provided misleading context on three old photos of the United Kingdom's (U.K.) carrier strike group.
FACT SHEET: Degrading marine environment sa South China Sea, paano na?
Gaano kahalaga ang coral reefs sa South China Sea at bakit nasa degraded state ito?
Atin Ito’s foray to Scarborough Shoal: A quest for the Filipino’s ‘Theory of Victory’
There is only ONE word to describe what is in the mind of a major power that amasses a fleet of 44 military vessels to play goalkeeper in a small atoll against a squadron of wooden fishing boats manned by civilians- FEAR
